Ddrops Organic Baby 400 IU 90 Drops - Daily Vitamin D Liquid for Infants. Supports Teeth & Bone Health. No Preservatives, No Sugar, Non-GMO, Allergy-Friendly

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  • Andrea

    > 3 day

    I really liked that this was meant to be an easy to dispense one drop onto my nipple while breastfeeding or into a bottle. In the beginning, the drop would come out really fast, sometimes a bit too fast and if I wasnt careful I would get two drops. But giving it to my baby this way was a lot easier than the 1ml syringe of some other brands, because my LO hates taking medicine and would fight me or spit half of it out. Now one of my bottles has about 1/3 left, and I CANT GET IT TO COME OUT. I dont know if the liquid level is just too low to make it into the dropper, but I have tried turning it every possible way to get it to go into the dropper, sometimes holding it upside down for 5 minutes, and I will get nothing. So now Im left with a bottle 1/3 full and cant get to it. I ordered a second bottle (before I knew that the first one would be so hard to get the last of it out) and plan to combine them when that one gets too low. Being that the bottle already comes half empty (because it has a specific number of doses), and in the beginning sometimes a dose is wasted when it comes out too fast, and near the end I cant get the doses out, think of it as if youre only getting 1/2 to 2/3 the amount of what they are selling you. If you still think that is a bargain, go for it. My LO has had no problems taking this, and when it does come out quickly, its very convenient.

  • Carie

    > 3 day

    Love these! I bought the D-Vi-Sol from pharmacy and you have to give baby 1ml instead of 1 drop and baby hated the amount of liquid. I am only breastfeeding from breast so no bottles to mix it in. The D-Vi-Sol also smelled like it would taste awful. This vitamin D is so much easier (less liquid; put drop right on nipple before feeding). The drop will run right off nipple if you don’t get baby on quickly though. And you just hold bottle upside down for a drop to fall out without shaking or squeezing. Sometimes, it takes several seconds for the drop to fall, sometimes it’s instant. Baby gets a little antsy when it takes a little longer. Overall, great product. We have never had any bloodwork for baby’s vitamin D level, so can’t say how well it absorbs in body.

  • Peter Yang

    > 3 day

    -my baby doesnt mind the taste -great product -highly recommend

  • Lisa Kilheffer

    Greater than one week

    I got these initially as a sample from my pediatricians office along with a bottle of D-Vi-Sol. I gave my 1-month-old baby D-Vi-Sol one time and he gagged for about 5 minutes; I felt terrible. I tried these the next day and I love that its just a drop that I can put on my nipple before nursing. He doesnt notice it. The only things I dont like about this product (which are far outweighed by the fact that Im not forcing 1 mL of sugary medicine into my childs mouth) are the dispensing method (holding the bottle upside down and waiting for one drop to fall out - it is not foolproof) and how quickly the drop runs so I have to get my infant son to latch on in 2 seconds so I dont lose the drop. I guess I could try other delivery methods that might be easier, such as a pacifier.

  • Laura Walker

    Greater than one week

    Baby Ddrops were recommended at my newborn sons first month checkup by his pediatrician. She explained that most Americans are deficient in vitamin D as we spend less time outdoors in the sun. Or, when we do take in some rays, we are not absorbing enough vitamin D since most of us apply sunblock or have it in our moisturizer or cosmetic products. It turns out that our little ones are also not getting enough of this essential vitamin, especially as parents are instructed to keep their sensitive skin out of the sun during infancy. My sons pediatrician gave us a small sample bottle to start with that included a 15 day supply of the drops. After using up the sample, I ordered the 90 drop box from Amazon when I could not find the product at our local pharmacy. The drops are very simple to apply to your skin before nursing. You just turn the bottle upside down, and the Eurodropper ensures that the one drop serving is released. For those mothers that are not breastfeeding, the directions state that you can also apply the drops onto a clean finger or pacifier. The package instructs that baby is supposed to suck for at least 30 seconds to get the full dosage. You can also mix the drop with formula, juice or other food. I never notice a difference in the way my son nurses when I apply the drops. The product does not have a strong taste or scent, so it makes it easy for baby to consume. When I give Baby Ddrops to my son each day, I feel better peace of mind knowing that he is getting a boost, especially to his sensitive immune system.

  • Geo Goi

    > 3 day

    The bottle came almost empty. It has less than 3/4 part of the liquid.

  • arron thompson

    > 3 day

    I’m hoping the quality is good but my infant has yet to articulate its efficacy to me. However, it does seem a little unnecessarily hard to get out of the bottle, but not impossible.

  • Reed Nystrom

    > 3 day

    We initially got drops that had to be administered with a syringe. The worst part of those were the larger volume and the taste/smell. They were awful and the LO did not care for them. These drops are amazing. They are concentrated which means a single drop and there is no off putting smell or taste. Would definitely recommend these drops.

  • Mrs B

    > 3 day

    After trying another brand that upset my baby’s stomach, I tried these. They work like a charm. I love that it only takes a single drop and isn’t mixed with other fillers.

  • K. Wong

    > 3 day

    We, like many other parents, were recommended by our pediatrician to give our baby a vitamin d supplement because I am breastfeeding our daughter. The brand our pediatrician was quick to recommend was Enfamil D-Vi-Sol which we went ahead and tried but I was shocked when I had read the ingredients on the back of the box...artificial color, flavor and sweetener...it didnt really seem like the right thing to do and my gut instincts were telling me to just throw it out but I figured our pediatrician recommended this brand so it cant be that bad...well, as soon as we gave it to our daughter, she was gagging and spitting up the syrupy vitamin D. I was so shook up and really upset that I allowed my brand new baby to have such artificial junk put into her little body. I knew there had to be a better way and researched some alternatives and found these miracle Baby Ddrops. I love that its just vitamin D and coconut oil...nothing else...all that is needed for babies. We even double checked with our pediatrician to make sure this version is okay and he approved so we feel even better about our decision. Please, please, please give these a try...for your babys health.

Ddrops Baby 400 IU, Vitamin D, 90 drops 2.5mL (0.08 fl.oz)

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